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Bird (1700 KP) created a video about Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp in Apps
Nov 24, 2017
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Jun 11, 2019
Paige (277 KP) rated Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp in Apps
Nov 15, 2018 (Updated Nov 15, 2018)
Nostalgic (2 more)
Original Characters from Animal Crossing: Wild World
Implementation of a levelling system
Repetitive (1 more)
Connection Errors
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is an exceptionally nostalgic app. As a child, I received a Nintendo DS for my 11th Birthday, accompanied by Animal Crossing: Wild World and therefore, I was excited for the release of the Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp app attributable to the implementation of original characters.
However, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp becomes repetitive as the game itself is based on the premise of completing requests for characters that you meet at one of four locations, or your campsite. But, even so the extent to which this can be considered as a detrimental aspect of the app is lessened owing to the introduction of new characters each time you level up, rewarded with 10 Leaf Tickets and 1,000 Bells in-game currency.
To elaborate on this, events are continuously being implemented throughout the game, contributing towards lessening the extent to which Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is repetitive; currently, the event is ‘First Year Anniversary,’ to commemorate the app’s first year since its launch!?
However, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is highly recommended, especially for those whom have played either Animal a Crossing: Wild World or Animal Crossing: New Leaf beforehand, and is suitable for ages 4+.
However, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp becomes repetitive as the game itself is based on the premise of completing requests for characters that you meet at one of four locations, or your campsite. But, even so the extent to which this can be considered as a detrimental aspect of the app is lessened owing to the introduction of new characters each time you level up, rewarded with 10 Leaf Tickets and 1,000 Bells in-game currency.
To elaborate on this, events are continuously being implemented throughout the game, contributing towards lessening the extent to which Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is repetitive; currently, the event is ‘First Year Anniversary,’ to commemorate the app’s first year since its launch!?
However, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is highly recommended, especially for those whom have played either Animal a Crossing: Wild World or Animal Crossing: New Leaf beforehand, and is suitable for ages 4+.
Mothergamer (1546 KP) rated Animal Crossing: New Horizons in Video Games
Jun 22, 2021
I finally got a chance to play Animal Crossing New Horizons. I have loved Animal Crossing since the Gamecube so it was great to be able to check this one out. There is a lot to do and it's real time so you can take your time with each thing. Being able to visit my friends on their islands and having them come visit me was a lot of fun. The crafting aspect of Animal Crossing is great too and adds an extra layer to the game. You can read the full review here: http://mg28-mothergamer.blogspot.com/2021/06/mothergamer-finally-plays-animal.html
Charley (64 KP) rated the PC version of Stardew Valley in Video Games
Jan 26, 2019
One of my favourite games
It's feels like a mixture of harvest moon and a dungeon game.
I love playing this game as there is so much to. I am an avid fan of animal crossing and its is similar in the way that its a life simulator game.
I love playing this game as there is so much to. I am an avid fan of animal crossing and its is similar in the way that its a life simulator game.
Akward (448 KP) rated the Nintendo Switch version of Stardew Valley in Video Games
Jun 1, 2018
Tons of content (1 more)
Collecting/Achievements
If you can get in to Stardew Valley, you will likely spend hundreds of hours in it. You would be hard-pressed to find a game that has a better value proposition.
It is a lot like Animal Crossing, but with less focus on home decoration (although it's there), and more focus on farming. Oh, and there is combat in this one too.
It is a lot like Animal Crossing, but with less focus on home decoration (although it's there), and more focus on farming. Oh, and there is combat in this one too.
Lilyn G - Sci-Fi & Scary (91 KP) rated Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp in Apps
Feb 3, 2018
I liked it, but I didn't love it.
I had had the original Animal Crossing game once upon a time, and vaguely remembered liking it, so I decided to give this one a try. Pocket Camp was fun for a while, but very swiftly settled into monotonous and just couldn't keep my attention. There's only so far cute characters and arranging your campsite can carry you before you start needing a little bit of something else going on.
Sara (80 KP) rated Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival in Video Games
Aug 25, 2017
Mario Party: Animal Crossing Style
Extremely reminicent of Mario Party, you travel around a game board over the course of a month and try to get the most points. Each month has special events but other than that it's exactly the same. It's fun to play one or two rounds but anymore at a time becomes tedious.
It's a cute game that is fun in small spurts, but has low replay value.
It's a cute game that is fun in small spurts, but has low replay value.
BookwormLea (3034 KP) rated Animal Crossing: New Horizons in Video Games
Aug 30, 2020
Idle game. I don't hate games that just end, and then you restart to play all over again, but games that just play on and on are so cool. Especially with Nintendo where they update every month or so with new features and characters. I've always loved Animal Crossing but the graphics are so much better and we still have all the loveable characters. #iloveraymond. It can get a bit boring doing the same thing over and over, but its worth getting the Nintento pass to visit other towns and now with the dream update, you can steal ideas from people and change your island to your own style!
BookwormLea (3034 KP) rated Nintendo Switch Lite in Tech
Aug 30, 2020
I got it over lockdown, as I'm sure many others did, just to pass time. I got it with Animal Crossing and I also ordered Mario Odyssey. The game choices are limited if you want something comparative to a PlayStation to xbox but they suffice for the little screen you can play on. And the free game choices are actually really good. The only thing I don't like about the lite that you get with the Switch is the ability to cast to the TV, for the bigger screen and the multilayer games like Just Dance or Mario Kart. But other than that, I don't see anything wrong with it and its the perfect travel size to take anywhere!